Senators Udall, Capito, Heinrich Announce Measure To Build And Strengthen America’s Caregiving Workforce
First Fort And Arsenal Tours Sept. 8
World Futures: Statistics (And Probability) – Part 10
Los Alamos World Futures Institute
Michelle Lujan Grisham Visits With Los Alamos Voters
Stringent Rules Dictate ‘Amber Alerts’
Some readers asked why police did not activate an Amber Alert when a 10-year-old boy went missing Wednesday in White Rock.
Los Alamos Police Chief Dino Sgambellone explained that there are strict rules governing the use of an Amber Alert (activation criteria).
“The criteria includes a confirmed abduction, with the risk of serious bodily injury or death, sufficient descriptive information, with a child under 18 (though different states use different age limits),” Sgambellone said. “This event did not meet the activation criteria Read More
Governor Announces Crackdown On Parents Failing To Pay Child Support
Gubernatorial Candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham Arrives For Meet & Greet In Los Alamos
Gubernatorial Candidate Michelle Lujan Grisham stopped in front of the Los Alamos Daily Post on Central Avenue moments ago on her way to a Meet & Greet event with House Dist. 43 candidate Christine Chandler underway until 6:30 p.m. at Bath Tub Row Brewing Co-op in Central Park Square. This is one of the stops on the Jobs & Leadership Statewide Bus Tour with Grisham and candidate for Lt. Gov. Howie Morales. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.com Read More
FBI: Former NM Taxation And Revenue Employee Gets 46 Months For Federal Extortion Conviction
FBI News:
- Defendant also Ordered to Pay $43,380 in Restitution
ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. District Judge Martha Vazquez sentenced Larry Mendoza, a former Revenue Agent of the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department, to 46 months of imprisonment for his conviction on Hobbs Act extortion charges in federal court today in Santa Fe.
Mendoza will be on supervised release for three years after completing his prison sentence. Judge Vazquez also ordered Mendoza to pay $43,380 in restitution.
In announcing Mendoza’s sentence, U.S. Attorney John C. Anderson said, “Public employees violate a sacred Read More
Fighting The Current: Why New Mexicans Need A Higher Minimum Wage
Letter To The Editor: Vote For Lisa Shin
New Mexico [External Sources]
- Albuquerque's Gun Violence Task Force fizzles out amid leadership changes - KOB 4
- Portales city manager says she's on paid leave - easternnewmexiconews.com
- New Mexico man who stole tens of millions from investors could get off probation early - Yahoo! Voices
- New Mexico man who stole tens of millions from investors could get off probation early - Yahoo! Voices
- Jordan: New Mexico Is Right To Hold Out For Higher Prices For Its Most Valuable Commodity - Los Alamos Daily Post
- New Mexico Medical Board met in secret without valid reason - KOB 4